troop

• Nom désignant un groupe de soldats, d'éclaireurs ou d'autres personnes organisées, souvent utilisé dans un contexte militaire ou organisationnel.

A noun referring to a group of soldiers, scouts, or other organized individuals, often used in a military or organizational context.

1. Military unitB1formal

   A group of soldiers, especially a unit of cavalry or armored vehicles.

   Troupe (unité militaire)

   • The troops were deployed to the border.
   • A troop of cavalry rode across the field.
   • The general inspected the troops before the battle.

   Synonymescompanycontingentdetachmentforcesquadronunit

2. B1formal

   A group of people or animals moving or acting together.

   Troupe (groupe de personnes ou d'animaux)

   • A troop of scouts hiked through the forest.
   • We saw a troop of monkeys in the trees.
   • A troop of tourists followed the guide through the museum.

   Synonymesbandcompanycrowdgroupherdpackpartysquadswarmthrong

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de se déplacer ou de marcher ensemble en groupe, souvent de manière régulière ou organisée.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or walking together in a group, often in a steady or orderly manner.

1. Move in a groupB2formal

   To walk or move together in a group, often in a steady or orderly manner.

   se déplacer en groupe

   • The students trooped into the auditorium for the assembly.
   • The soldiers trooped across the field in formation.
   • The fans trooped out of the stadium after the game.

   Synonymescrowdfileflockmarchparadeprocessstreamswarm

2. Walk heavily or wearilyB2informal

   To walk in a slow, heavy, or tired way, often in a group.

   marcher lourdement ou avec lassitude

   • After the long hike, they trooped back to the camp exhausted.
   • The workers trooped home after a long day.
   • The children trooped wearily up the stairs to bed.

   Synonymesclumplumberplodshuffleslogstomptoiltraipsetramptrudge